I trained as an interior designer in Barcelona and have spent the past eight years turning outdated, closed-off flats into homes people actually want to live in. I work on every project personally, from the first sketch to the last light fitting on site.
The same process, whether the project is a full renovation or a single kitchen.
No layout gets decided from a floor plan alone — I need to stand in the space and see how the light actually moves through it.
The brief that matters isn't Pinterest boards — it's where you eat breakfast, where the coats end up, where the kids do homework.
I don't hand off to a project manager once the concept is approved. The person who designed it is the same person on site every week.
I started out doing full residential renovations — knocking down walls, rethinking layouts, chasing light into rooms that had never seen much of it. Somewhere along the way, kitchens became the space I kept coming back to: the one room where how a family actually moves matters more than how a room photographs.
Today I split my work between full home renovations and kitchen-only projects — sometimes for families renovating their own home, sometimes for developers who need a space that future buyers can picture themselves living in.
Tell me where your home is right now and I'll suggest the next steps — no strings attached.
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